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Company seeking rare earth minerals pollutes Missouri water - Vimarsana News

Company seeking rare earth minerals pollutes Missouri water

Caldera Holding’s abandoned iron ore mine in Washington County polluted a Meramec River tributary with levels of copper, iron, oil and grease that exceeded allowable limits.

Owners of building where roof collapsed ordered to repair or demolish it | Clark County | News - Vimarsana News

Owners of building where roof collapsed ordered to repair or demolish it | Clark County | News

Clark County officials issued an order of abatement for the northeast Las Vegas Valley building, where a partial collapse left more than a dozen people displaced.

Court assigns Receiver to nuisance property - Vimarsana News

Court assigns Receiver to nuisance property

Del Norte Code Enforcement, the Building Department and the Crescent Fire Protection District (CFPD), along with County Counsel requested the Superior Court to assign the California Receivership group full responsibilities

Denali ordered to cease land application in Missouri - Vimarsana News

Denali ordered to cease land application in Missouri

Following instances of non-compliance with operational controls, DNR directed Denali to cease land application in the state, pump and haul wastewater to a permitted facility, and any unpermitted land application will be treated as intentional violations of the Missouri Clean Water Law.

Central Coast Water Board issues new cleanup order for TCE pollution in SLO - Vimarsana News

Central Coast Water Board issues new cleanup order for TCE pollution in SLO

For years, several residents near Buckley Road in SLO have dealt with TCE pollution in their wells. A new investigation found that the property thought to be the discharger is not the source.

Source: ksby.com